Jemaa el-Fna food stalls
Dozens of open-air grills set up every evening in the main square: harira, grilled meats and snail soup.
Where to eat, drink and shop in Marrakech: tagine, couscous and tanjia, rooftop terraces over the Medina, palace dining, mint tea and pastries, souks and malls.
Famous names, local favourites and halal options for every budget. In dirhams: $ under 100 · $$ 100–250 · $$$ 250–600 · $$$$ over 600 per person.
Dozens of open-air grills set up every evening in the main square: harira, grilled meats and snail soup.
Famous for slow-cooked tanjia and whole roast lamb (mechoui), sold by weight.
Legendary women-run restaurant for classic Moroccan dishes. Book ahead.
Non-profit restaurant that trains women, serving tasty home-style lunches.
Rooftop terraces above the spice square with a fresh take on Moroccan food.
Calm, green courtyard restaurant hidden in the souks.
Classic terraces overlooking Jemaa el-Fna, best at sunset.
Rooftop with views of the Koutoubia minaret.
Lebanese mezze and grills with a rooftop terrace.
Set Moroccan feast in a palatial riad, with a rooftop for sunset views.
Elegant riad restaurant, also known for its Moroccan cooking classes.
Fine Moroccan cuisine inside the legendary La Mamounia hotel.
Refined Moroccan cuisine in one of the world's most luxurious hotels.
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Restaurants in Morocco serve halal meat as standard. Some tourist restaurants and hotels serve alcohol. Food photos are illustrative and do not show the restaurant itself.
Classic afternoon tea, specialty coffee and sweet stops.
Rooftop café over the spice square, perfect for mint tea between the souks.
Grand coffee room inside a historic palace, with a huge choice of coffees.
Famous for Moroccan pastries such as gazelle horns and briouats.
Popular patisserie for Moroccan and French sweets.
Cultural café with storytelling evenings and its famous camel burger.
Afternoon tea in the gardens or salons of the legendary hotel.
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Department stores, luxury streets, malls, outlets and markets.
A maze of souks for leather, lamps, carpets, ceramics and spices. Bargain politely.
The dyers' souk, with skeins of coloured wool drying overhead.
Spice square with herbs, baskets and traditional remedies.
Covered market for spices and dried fruit in the old Jewish quarter.
The famous square, with juice stalls, henna artists and street performers.
Government crafts centre with fixed prices, good for checking quality and prices.
Modern district of concept stores, galleries and cafés.
Concept store of Moroccan designers next to the Majorelle Garden.
Modern mall with international brands and a cinema.
Central open-air mall with fashion brands.
Upscale shopping and dining avenue near the Menara area.
Large mall with a hypermarket, handy for supplies.
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